An enterprise deploys a dual-tier AI agent system: a customer-facing web app on Vercel and an internal ECS-hosted admin service both authenticate via IDaaS OIDC to invoke Bailian-hosted AI agents, which in turn read/write Notion data and call arbitrary external MCP tools—all without any static API keys across the entire chain.
An enterprise deploys a dual-tier AI agent system: a customer-facing web app on Vercel and an internal ECS-hosted admin service both authenticate via IDaaS OIDC to invoke Bailian-hosted AI agents, which in turn read/write Notion data and call arbitrary external MCP tools—all without any static API keys across the entire chain.
See _combos/ecs-hosted-app-calling-bailian-agent-with-notion-463a2e.
See _combos/end-to-end-keyless-ai-agent-pipeline-e3ae9d.
See _combos/secure-notion-ai-agent-deployed-on-vercel-8866d3.
See _combos/full-stack-notion-ai-agent-with-deployed-fronten-33dde2.
Q: How do the ECS admin service and Vercel web app securely call Bailian agents without using static API keys? A: The platform uses IDaaS OIDC authentication to allow both the ECS-hosted admin service and the Vercel-deployed customer web app to invoke Bailian-hosted AI agents without any static API keys. These authenticated agents then handle Notion data operations and call arbitrary external MCP tools across the entire keyless pipeline.